A beautiful calf born at the same day as our ET4D project visited The Märja Dairy Research Farm, Estonian University of Life Sciences – how lucky is that!

Important to see the Aghitech´s Enviro Detect in action in Estonia and experience how better use of data improves animal welfare and environmental management of dairy farming. Also an unique opportunity to reflect on the on-going ET4D test and development activities in Poland, Germany, Turkey and Hungary.

We are much obliged to Eugen Kokin and the entire EMÜ team to be such excellent hosts in Tartu and facilitate the rewarding discussions  on results generated by the ET4D ICT-AGRI-FOOD project.

Thanks to Swarup Kumar Singha for your important work on providing a better understanding of interconnectivity at farms in European countries and congratulations for starting as Doctoral Researcher at University of Oulu.